Cities in Canada
The most important cities in Canada at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Algonquin (Whitney)
Whitney is situated right at the eastern boundary of Algonquin Provincial Park.
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Mont-Orford / Magog
The dual destination of Magog and Mont-Orford National Park is located in the Eastern Townships.
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Tadoussac
The historic village of Tadoussac is located at the confluence of the Saguenay Fjord and the St.
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Mont-Sainte-Anne (Beaupré)
Beaupré is home to Mont-Sainte-Anne, one of eastern Canada's most prominent ski resorts.
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Percé
Percé is located at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula on the Gulf of St.
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Gananoque (Thousand Islands)
Gananoque is located on the St.
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Brackley Beach
Located within Prince Edward Island National Park, Brackley Beach offers miles of pristine sand dunes.
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Banff / Canmore
Banff and Canmore are world-famous mountain towns in the Canadian Rockies, celebrated for their dramatic peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and abundant…
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Hantsport
Known as the 'Port of Seven Churches', this town is rich in shipbuilding heritage and sits at the confluence of the Avon River and the Minas Basin.
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Whistler / Pemberton
Whistler is North America's largest ski resort, while nearby Pemberton offers a quieter valley known for its agriculture and backcountry trails.
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Alaska
Alaska is a quiet coastal community on Prince Edward Island, known for its red sandstone cliffs and the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait.
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Broad Cove Marsh
A picturesque coastal community on Cape Breton Island, known for its dramatic cliffside views and proximity to world-class golf courses.
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Cow Bay
A charming coastal community near Halifax, known for its world-class surfing, Rainbow Haven Beach, and the giant moose statue.
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Saint-Fulgence
An ecological paradise on the Saguenay Fjord, known for its impressive tides, birdwatching, and the wild beauty of Quebec.
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Jasper
Jasper is a mountain town in the Canadian Rockies and the commercial center of the 11,000 square kilometer Jasper National Park.
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Rocky Harbour (Gros Morne)
The main hub for exploring Gros Morne National Park, offering access to ancient fjords, Tablelands geology, and coastal hiking trails.
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St. Andrews by-the-Sea
A charming seaside resort town in New Brunswick known for its historic architecture, whale watching, and the spectacular Bay of Fundy tides.
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La Vernière
An idyllic village in the Magdalen Islands, Quebec, famous for its bright red sandstone cliffs and North America's largest wooden church.
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Grande-Entrée
The lobster capital of Quebec, this picturesque village in the Magdalen Islands offers stunning red cliffs and vast sandy stretches like Old Harry Be…
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Banff
Banff is a prominent resort town situated within the Banff National Park in Alberta, surrounded by towering peaks and outdoor adventures.
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Main-à-Dieu
A historic fishing village at the easternmost point of Nova Scotia, known for its significant lobster port and rugged coastal beauty.
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Banff Upper Hot Springs / Radium Hot Springs
These historic thermal springs in the Canadian Rockies offer hot, mineral-rich pools set against a dramatic alpine backdrop.
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Loch Lomond
A peaceful community in New Brunswick, known for its beautiful lake landscapes and relaxing waterfront recreation opportunities.
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Cape Smokey
A majestic headland on the Cabot Trail, known for its provincial park, stunning cliffs, and year-round outdoor activities.
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Royston
A historic coastal community on Vancouver Island, famous for the 'Royston Wrecks' – a series of sunken ships used as breakwaters.
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St. Esprit
A secluded coastal settlement on Cape Breton Island, known for its rugged natural beauty and sweeping Atlantic Ocean views.
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Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield lies on Lac Saint-Francois southwest of Montreal.
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Le Goulet
A charming Acadian fishing village in New Brunswick, known for its tranquil atmosphere and proximity to the Shippegan archipelago.
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Châteauguay
A lush city along the St.
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Lake Louise
Lake Louise is a world-renowned hamlet in Banff National Park, famous for its striking turquoise lake and the Victoria Glacier.
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Georgetown
A charming historic port town on Prince Edward Island, known for its rich maritime heritage and Victorian architecture.
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Boucherville
A historic city on the shores of the St.
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Saanich
The largest municipality in Greater Victoria on Vancouver Island, characterized by parks, rural charm, and a diverse coastline.
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Kananaskis
A sprawling mountain park system in the Canadian Rockies that offers a quieter, pristine alternative to Banff National Park.
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Tracadie-Sheila
Tracadie-Sheila is a vibrant hub of Acadian culture in New Brunswick, located on the beautiful coast of the Acadian Peninsula.
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Kirkland
A modern suburb of Montreal on the West Island, known for its parks, shopping centers, and proximity to the waterfront.
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Tofino
Tofino is a coastal district on the western edge of Vancouver Island, recognized for its surf culture and old-growth rainforests.
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Big White
A highly family-friendly ski resort in the Okanagan Valley, famous for its dry champagne powder and iconic snow ghosts.
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Bramber
A quiet coastal village on the Minas Basin, known for the world's highest tides and dramatic red sandstone cliffs.
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Gibsons
A picturesque coastal town on the Sunshine Coast, famous as the filming location for "The Beachcombers" and its idyllic harbor.
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Grande Prairie
Grande Prairie is a growing city in northwestern Alberta and a key centre for the Peace region.
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Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat is a southeastern Alberta city on the South Saskatchewan River.
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Pointe-Calumet
A dynamic leisure hub on the shores of Lake of Two Mountains, famous for its Beachclub and Super Aqua Club water park.
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Inverness
Inverness on Cape Breton Island is a world-class golf destination featuring a stunning sandy beach on the Gulf of St.
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Lower Barneys River
A quiet coastal settlement along the Northumberland Strait, known for its expansive views and proximity to Big Island Beach.
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Lower Three Fathom Harbour
An idyllic fishing village on the Eastern Shore, known for its rugged coastline, salt marshes, and access to tranquil beaches.
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Collingwood / Blue Mountain
Collingwood and Blue Mountain form a major resort area known for Ontario's largest ski hill and historic shipbuilding roots.
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Maces Bay
A picturesque fishing community on the Bay of Fundy, famous for the world's highest tides and rugged coastal landscapes.
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Port Alberni
A deep-sea port in the heart of Vancouver Island, known as the Salmon Capital of the World and gateway to the rugged west coast.
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What are the largest cities in Canada?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.